Yes, They're Real.

Reese got glasses. The eye doctor suggested we get them from the optical shop in his office. He explained that our insurance didn't cover them there, and it would at Nationwide, "but Nationwide's are crap."
Really? Really? Really.

I have a suggestion, Doctor. How 'bout next time, I'll grab the whole kit from Target so we can have the toy too, and it'll save us like $300. I'd hate to see what Nationwide's look like.

Regardless of my dismay, poor little guy can see! When we put them on him in the office, he just looked up at my face for a few seconds, totally studying it. Then he looked at his hands, then his toys and his whole world is better. He is now braver with trying to walk and stand, so, they actually are helping.

Oh, additionally, they are transitional lenses. Yep, they turn into sunglasses outside. Sweet.

Quick Update of Nothing with Pictures

We've been busy with a bunch of nothing.

Last week there was the tonsils. Ewww.
Then there was the scorpion. Ewww.Then there was no problems with the tonsils anymore and the scorpion was dead, so we celebrated. Proof that we left the house:


And then I felt so much better that I decided to tease Jason and by wearing his old glasses and talk about how amazing they are because they are polarized. (They're not polarized.) For some reason it's funny. Kinda like when I tell him he says Rudolf "Rudaw." Funny, and he gets angry.
And then I thought there was poop in the washer.
It was just cherries. Phew.